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Now screw the wall support loosely to the wall and mark the location of the lower screws.
Remove the wall support again and drill the lower holes and insert plugs.
Screw the wall support to the wall and check whether it is secure and horizontal.
Screw the fixing bracket with the small screw underneath the radiator so that the rectangular part
sticks out.
Now hang the radiator in the wall support and mark the location for the screw through the fixing
bracket.
Remove the radiator from the wall and drill a hole for the fixing bracket. Insert a plug.
Hang the radiator on the wall and secure it with a screw through the fixing bracket and into the wall.
Tighten the screw as much as possible; there will be a few centimetres between the bracket and the
wall!
Set-up and Operation
Make sure the heater is turned off (O) and that the thermostat dial is set to maximum (clockwise, as
far as it will go). Now plug into an earthed, correctly functioning 220-240V / 50Hz socket. Only
connect the heater to an
earthed
socket!
Switch the radiator on by setting the output button to I (400W) or II (800W). The ON light will come on
and the radiator will start to work. For slow heating, a small rise in temperature or a small space,
choose setting I (400W). For quick heating, a bigger temperature rise or a larger space, choose
setting II (800W).
When the space has reached the desired temperature, turn the thermostat dial anticlockwise slowly
until you hear a click. In this position, the thermostat will maintain the current temperature by turning
the heater on and off for a top-up, if necessary. If so desired, you can now switch to a lower power
level. For higher temperatures, turn the thermostat dial clockwise, for lower temperatures
anticlockwise.
Switch the output button to O (off) to turn off. The heater switches off, the pilot light will turn off.
Unplug.
Safety features
In case of internal overheating,
the overheating safeguard
will switch the heater off. This may occur if
the heater cannot give off enough heat or if it cannot draw in enough fresh air. As mentioned above, this is
generally caused by (partially) covering the heater, obstructing the air intake and/or outlet grills or
installing the heater too close to a wall or something similar. In case of overheating, switch off the heater
and unplug. Give the heater time to cool down, remove the source of the overheating and use as normal.
If the problem persists or if you have not been able to trace the source of the overheating, turn the heater
off immediately and unplug. Contact a servicing point to have the heater repaired.
Cleaning and Maintenance
Keep the heater clean. Deposits of dust and dirt in the appliance are a common cause of overheating so
these should be removed regularly. Switch off the heater, remove the plug from the socket and allow the
heater to cool down before cleaning or carrying out maintenance work.
Wipe the outside of the heater regularly with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Do not use aggressive
soaps, sprays, cleaners or abrasives, waxes, polishes or chemical solutions!
